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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1933
Page
7
Regular meetings of the Corry Hospital board of Directors are scheduled for next Wednesday evening. The note mentions national events as context, including the death of Calvin Coolidge and an NBC broadcast by American Legion national commander Lewis A Tutinson on defense policy.
Concord reports a drop in attendance as flu cases lessen. The article notes a small turnout on reopening day and mentions various local residents and events during the holiday period. It cites medical concerns and community activities, including New Year’s dinners and local illness updates.
Fred Ewing of Allegheny College leads a promising debating squad in Meadville with questions on debt cancellation and inheritance limits. Railroads report October net income of 20.19 million, and Corry relief seeks clothing donations while Red Cross in Titusville receives 180 pairs of trousers for distribution.
Jamumroyay reports police warn merchants to scrutinize all $400 bills offered for change as two counterfeit notes were turned in at headquarters. One bill was traced to a service station near No West Lake Road by two men and a woman. The phony currency imitates Hamilton’s face and the White Horse back but uses crude paper and poor workmanship. The notes are now with U S Commissioner Edward R. Booty.
Spartansburg observed a period of illness with Mrs. Charles Martin attending a golden wedding, families aiding sick relatives, and Rexford confined at home for two years. Local events included a Rural Letter Carriers banquet, church food sale, and a sudden power of attendance shaping town life through January.
Union City Erie area report of a 13 year old boy Homer Kim Mey suffering a broken arm after falling from a roof floor of a house under construction on Murray Road north of Union City. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital in Erie and later returned home. He had helped his father rebuild last summer when a similar fall occurred.
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At the home of Sout Bau Philips, the Court of Honor honored Scouts Arthur VicGray Loy J. Dawson and Payl Phelps Sr. Scoutmaster Harry Spicer conducted the ceremony. Merit badges awarded included swimming lifesaving music and carpentry with several scouts earning star or life ranks and certificates.
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